Too many sufferings. Too many tragic events. White lives. Black Lives. Latinos. Everyone.

Mourning is respectable and no matter the religion, the people that were left dead must be remembered, for the respect of the family and showing that they existed.

Every life is important, the lives of the person or people who chose to create terror and kill onto innocent lives shouldn't be remembered. Instead, remember the innocent, the one who didn't deserve death.

There's too many threats ongoing in the world and that's a sad case. I doubt there will ever exist peace on earth, that mentality will always leave me with my heart torn but that's reality.

As Gil Scott-Heron once said; "Who Will Survive In America?"

The answer is no one, living in a land of sweat, tears and blood.

People in this society are grown with a mentality of being scared to go outside because "it's too dangerous, there's too many threats, I might get shot" and it's true, there seems to be little to no respect of life in the world. Where Is The Love?

Please remember the people who died, there has to be justice. Justice for everyone. Don't pick a side, wake up and support the movement for justice.

Justice for black men and women who are killed every week, the Dallas officers who died while on duty, the Orlando Gay Club massacre, young lives, old lives, every life.

Trayvon Martin, remember him. His life mattered.

Patrick Zamarripa, remember him. His life mattered.

Caesar Cruz, remember him. His life mattered.

Eric Garner, remember him. His life mattered.

Anthony Nuñez, remember him. His life mattered.

Philandro Castile, remember him. His life mattered.

Alton Sterling, remember him. His life mattered.

Rekia Boyd, remember her. Her life mattered.

(Credit to Beyoncé)